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One week. :devilish:

You want me to get in trouble again, don't you? I'll just say that there was unwanted truth involved which shouldn't be shared here.:p

Great father and lucky daughter right there!

Celebrating my release from forum time out with a fresh cuppa!

We certainly do, but it's a vast plethora of societal and governmental repairs which is needed. Guns are not the problem.

Looks like they called off the dinner, which is exactly what they should do. Next time, screen people better.

Smart move. I'm surprised that the whole thing wasn't cancelled by Secret Service. Could be other players involved.

Back to BB guns! I had the Marksman MPR BB gun in 1964. Accurate up to one foot! New York okay with this one?

Trouble maker!

There, fixed it. I might be dyslexic. :eek:

Wow, thanks! Great history lesson. Never knew. I'm glad she couldn't see into the future of our nation. She'd have never got on that horse.

Moving from blue to red works a bit like torture and pain. People who refuse surgery out of fear, often relent when they've surpassed their pain tolerance. Every individual finds their own niche in life, and good or bad, is rewarded accordingly. If I hadn't moved from blood red to blue, I'd have...

His teaching, I would also respect. When we were kids, most of us were taught to respect all adults, which was had its good and not so good results.

Sounds like a common pr*** to me. He had zero right to touch anyone's gun but his own without permission.

This is my favorite eye candy in .32. I want one before I push daisies...or more like sagebrush.

Even with the older loads before personal protection ammo was around, some famous and infamous people used .32ACP in the vintage days. These thugs carried them: Al Capone: Known to have carried a Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless in .32 ACP. Willie Sutton: The famous bank robber was known to...

Dang! Those restrictions have some hard bark!

I think it was around 1997 that my daughter had a new Ford Aspire with a manual. Fugly little thing, but it never had a recall or required a repair. I believe it may have had a foreign engine in it. I taught both my daughters to drive a stick shift on the back logging roads long before they were...

Sounds like a RAP artist...Muddy T, yo.

My daughter is a deadeye with the 1911 .45. I started her shooting when she was 10 years old, and her LEO husband taught her the same positioning you stated. She's all of 110 pounds and doesn't flinch.